Oldcastle APG University
Join us monthly for AIA-accredited webinars on modern solutions to the most pressing challenges in design, presented by experts from across the industry. We are pleased to offer courses on a variety of topics, each tied to one of Oldcastle's product groups: masonry, hardscapes, decking, fencing and more. From specification support to site planning to strategies to optimize the health and wellness of your occupants and beyond, APG U sessions offer up knowledge you need to succeed – and the LU and HSW credits you need to stay current.
Check out the current block of webinars below. A number of previous Oldcastle APG University courses have also been recorded and are available within the
Oldcastle APG Continuing Education Portal for on-demand learning purposes.
Designing from the Ground Up: Integrated Material Solutions for Resilient and Sustainable Projects - February 12, 2026 | 1PM EST
This course explores how integrating material solutions early in the design process can improve performance outcomes across sustainability, durability, and embodied carbon. Participants will learn about new trends, product innovations, and case studies demonstrating resilient, low-carbon construction in action.
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Design Tactics for Stone Masonry Products - March 12, 2026 | 1PM EST
Large veneer profiles provide the architect the design aesthetics of natural stone, but with the affordability and flexibility of masonry. This course will discuss the large veneers that are available for selection by the architect and the proper detailing procedures that need to be followed for moisture prevention and crack control.
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Hardscapes with a Purpose: Incorporating Neuroaesthetics and Biophilia into Outdoor Living - April 9, 2026 | 1PM EST
We will seek to create a deeper understanding of biophilia and its impact on individuals. As a community, we have an obligation to educate consumers regarding the neuroaesthetic impact outdoor living can have. During the presentation, we will quantify the impacts of getting people outside.